April
I.
190.
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iizfns
on
mursaay
ai-whi
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Mrs.
Olga
Thornton
uwav
at
nr
nome
aiier
a
r
attack.
Mr
Tnorum
had
re-i
st-ffered
from
pneumonia
fad
been
tn
hospital
for
gome
.
kf
hsrf
lmnrnved
sufficiently
d
had
returned
to
her
home
on
isvd
Pir
wnrrr
ine
patera
,
Mr-
Trnrotw
had
been
the
-vfr!ai?e
f
a
products
corrrpanv
tfie
Bulkier
valley
for
many
.
,l
Ki4
trivelleri
(hrnnthnnt
miiv
from
Trrraee
to
the
Fan-
L
Lake
country
and
was
welcome
rver.
home
Mr?
Thornton
was
a
widow;
her
par-
of
the
country
but
Is
to
have
relatives
Jo
Michigan
1.
ATSTniT
.
T
Sjrr
rWUkN
'INUIEBOOl
Cbnstructln
work
at
the
Barret
and
Frederick
Point
forts
hai
had
the
effect
of
making
the
places
look
very
bmre
and
unattractive.
However1,
at
Frederick
gardening
operations
in
a
small
way
hare
already
started.
Headed
by
Sergeant
Major
William
Brown
the
Searchlights
have
already
a
garden
with
some
nice
bulbs
tn
bud
which
will
help
to
brighten
the
Uttle
community
and
some
members
of
the
Battery
declare
t
Bill
Is
not
join
to
have
it
all
bto
own
way
and
they
are
pre-ocMtrvx
a
garden
with
Howard
Hlb-bard
as
the
moving
spirit
A
plot
fct
already
laid
out
and
good
re
sults
are
anticipated.
At
Barrett
they
are
talking
of
a
garden
but
no
nraetleal
demonstration
Fine
Furniture
For
Your
Home
Chesterfield
Suites,
Dining
Room
Suites,
Breakfast
Suites,
Bedroom
Suites,
Enterprise
Kitchen
Ranges,
Heaters
for
Burning
Coal
or
Wood,
Heaters
for
Burning
Oil,
Carpets,
Linoleums,
ConRoleums,
with
large
varieties
to
choose
from
and
reasonable
prices.
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Mooe
Building.
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
"in
from
8:3
.ra.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
GREEN
916
"RUP
ERT
BRAND"
Smoked
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
I
Night
or
Day
Mjgf
T
A
VI
phone
iiz
ini
Prompt
Service
3
Heated
Cars
i
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldf.
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.SL.
nallv
it
4
TROTIEK'SDOCK
aged
by
earlier
frosts
are
recov
ering.
Hon,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Honorary
President
of
the
Horticultural
Society,
has
sent
a
check
for
five
dollars
as
his
contribution
to
the
funds.
This
will
prove
very
ac
ceptable.
,
Our
Business
.
.
.
To
BUY
and
SELL
Furniture-Households
etc.
etc.
Get
Our
Cash
Price
for
Your
Disposals
BAGGAGE
Vanities,
Pnkritcs,
Gladstone
Rags,
Suitcases,
Juvenile
Cases,
Wardrobe
Trunks,
Steamer
Trunks,
Etc.
Rest
prices
Sec
us
First
There
was
great
demand
at
the
sale
Saturday
for
aubretla.
ranunculus,
primula
and
polyanthus
plants
but
the
supply
was
very
limited.
The
tw0
trolllus
plants
were
snapped
up
immediately
Possibly
this
may
prove
a
guide
to
those
Interested
in
the
Anglican
!
plant
sale
Thursday.
Violas
also
sold
well
as
did
also
the
fine
has
chrysanthemums
donated
by
Rob-
"t
been
irtvm
of
their
Interest
in
ert
Gordon
the
project.
.
'
Primroses
wintered
very
well
this
year
and
In
most
gardens
are
The
mornw
frosts
m
;lp
to
keep
In
bloorn.
m-se
flowers
seem
to
growth
back
Just
now
In
spite
of
be.
gfna,
favorll,
in
prince
the
warm
sunshiny
days
Happlly.'RUpert
the
frost
has
not
been
severe
1
j
enough,
to
do
any
damage
and
:
There
seems
to
be
great
activity
.
..
.
I
iL.k
i
n
rj
n
i
j
i
ewnc
ui
uic
inai
were
oam-uii
riuicc
jxupen
generally
in
nig
ging,
moving,
planting
and
sow
ing,
all
of
which
promises
well
for
a
successful
season.
The
absence
of
some
of
the
enlisted
men
will
make
it
difficult
for
those
at
home
to
keep
their
gardens
In
shape
but
in
several
cases
wives
and
children
are
rising
to
the
occasion
and
doing
their
duty
splendidly.
H.
F".
P.
INSTRUCTORS-
HAD
fin
LONDON.
April
1:
CP
A
distinguishing
collar
badge,
with
the
letters
"V.
R.,
will
be
worn
by
Instruction
officers
of
the
Royal
Air
Force
Volunteer
Reserve,
the
Air
Ministry
has
an
nounced.
WAR
ALLOTMENTS
LONDON.
AprU
1:
(CP)
Portions
of
four
Royal
parks
In
Lon
don
will
be
taken
over
as
garden
allotments
during
the
war
emer
gency.
The
parks
are
Bushev
Park.
Rettent's
Park.
Richmond
and
Greenwich
Park.
TURBANNED
FLIER
LONDON.
April
1:
(CP)
The
uniform
caps
of
the
RoyaL
Alr
F'orcc
don't
fit
well
with
a
beard
so
one
officer,
who
is
a
Sikh
and
must
wear
a
beard,
wears
a
blue
turban
with
uniform.
BURGER
BRAWL
SYDNEY.
Australia,
April
I:
(CP
A
brawl
started
near
a
hamburger
stand
here
when
a
soldier
claimed
he
had
been
robbed
by
a
civilian.
The
quarrel
grew
until
200
civilians
and
50
soldiers
were
involved
when
police
,l
THE
MTRCMK
COritT
OP
nKITIll
COMMK1A
in
ruoimn
In
th
Matter
of
(hp
TMalp
of
JrM
JuHmi
JrkMo.
Drcrc-Vii
TAKE
NOTICE
tfrrt
by
Lrttrn
Probate
lwutd
out
of
lb
Suprrm.
Court
'
f
Bf'Wi
Columbia,
I
-
afpatntrd
EMcw.cr
of
ithe
Esttp
or
Jewe
Julian
Jn-kon,
DrenttA,
lae
et
th
CMy
of
ITirtr
RMprnt,
Drtttoh
Columbia,
who
tf;tl
on
(lv
37th
day
of
January
1940
at
PrUio-
RtiptTt
vforesaid.
and
mil
wmm
tn(kbtrd
to
th
Eattt
of
th
mhS
Jew
Julian
Jackaen.
Dwiiwl,
are
require
to
pay
tft
omootvt
cf
thrlr
InArtxadrM
to
m
forttiint
h
and
all
prmni
bavins
ctauna
iftmH
anld
Estate
r
rrqulrrd
o
fU
thun
wtti
m
tvoDrrlr
Trlfll
en.
or
betfor.
Ux
'SOth
day
ct
Aftll
1940
tailing
which
I
distribution
of
hf
!d
Eatat
ahall
be
rmde
ak1ng
Into
account
only
Mich
chikim
tM
kImiu
then
nve
teen
flitd
roe.
DATED
t
Prince
mipeK.
B.
C.
th!
rrt
day
f
March
1940.
8VaET
DOUOKA3
JOHNSTON
Executor
of
the
Estate
of
Jcase
Julian
Jackaon,
Deceased.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
racked
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
roand
payroll
tn
Prince
Rupert
TITF-DAILT
NEWS
WAR
MINISTER
AT
THE
FRONT
Vl
iig
.hi?
forward
areas
of
the
Western
Front,
accompanied
by
Lord
Gci
Secretary
of
State
for
War
Oliver
Stanley,
viewed
with
uitere
th;.
mule
wearing
a
specially
designed
gas
mask.
OLD
LAND
WELCOMES
CANADIANS!
Hospitality
of
BrKaln
for
Active
Service
Men
from
Overseas
Recorded
By
MARY
GOLDIE
Large
Assortment
of
FINE
Bulk
Candies
Come
in
and
pick
your
favorite
kind
Mussallem's
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite
Canadian
Lesion
great
excitement,
and
said
they
un
oivn
thundering
eoorf
din
ner
into
the
bargain.
The
consideration
of
the
hosts.
do-
they
like
to
eat?"
"Do
they
like
eating
at
home
or
should
I
take
them
to
a
restaurant?'
The
last
question
Is
the
easiest
to-
answer.
beeause
the
young
Canadians
away
trom
home
shows
a
great
prefer
ence
lor
private
entertaining
and
LONDON.
April
1;
CP)-Canad-
m
for-
invitations
to
private
Ian
soldiers
are
learning
that
the
warmth
of
English
hospitality
is
a
fine
antidote
to
the
raw
bitterness
5f
the
Istand's
damp
winter
climate.
The
boys
who
crossed
the
Atlantic
U
help
in
the
Empire's
defence
of
freedom
are
finding
the
"reserved-English
actually
can
teach
them
something
about
hospitality.
Into
the
office
of
the
Victoria
League
Club
where
I
work
Invitations
pour
dally
from
people
who
ire
eager
to
take
these
men
Into
their
homes
without
question
and
orovtde
them
with
good
meals,
warm
baths
In
fact
everything
from
tea
parties,
luncheon
parties
md
sherry
parties
to
chatty
evenings
by
the
fire,
or
visits
to
the
theatre
or
movies
after
dinner.
The
groups
Invited
number
anywhere
from
one
or
two,
to
20
or
50.
At
our
club
the
men
are
selected.
Iven
directions
and
sent
to
their
destinations.
Even
the
blackout
doesn't
seem
to
hinder
them
serl-lusly
and
they
early
always
find
their
way
successfully.
It
has
been
a
pleasing
surprise
tor
ome
of
the
Canadian
boys
who
didn't
think
the
English
would
open
their
homes
to
strangers.
They
hadn't
been
in
London
long
before
they
learned
their
mistake.
The
people
like
having
them.
They
like
their
fresh,
breezy
ways.
They
are
amused
by
their
accents.
But
most
Important
of
all
they
admire
them
for
having
come
over
to
fight.
Guiding-
in
London
If
a
man
wants
to
see
the
sights
of
London
it
can
be
arranged.
It
Isn't
easy
for
one.
by
himself,
to
get
about
London
even
In
peacetime,
and
a
soldier
on
leave
naturally
wants
to
see
as
much
as
he
can
while
his
spot
of
leisure
lasts.
Many
Londoners
have
taken
parties
sightseeing
and
one
man
brought
his
car
this
In
the
days
of
petrol
rationingto
the
Club
and
took
three
Canadians
to
Windsor,
Hampton
Court
and
Ascot
race
track,
where
they
sat
in
the
King's
chair
on
the
stand.
They
told
me
about
It
with
houses.
They
feel
the
need
of
this
horne
atmosphere.
They
enjoy
sitting
about
the
fire,
smoking,
chatting.
And
there
is
absolutely
no
end
to
the
amount
of
trouble
the
English
ve
taking
to
make
them
feel
at
home.
West-End
Hospitality
Such
a
varied
assortment
or
invitations
comes
Into
the
office
that
it
is
(sometimes
difficult
to
sort
them
out.
There
are
several
"standing
orders"
for
Saturdays
or
Sundays
for
lunch
cr
tea.
Onemon
at
Richmond
has
two
boys
each
Sunday
for
lunch
and
then
takes
them
sightseeing.
And
if
they
have
to
ask
what
Richmond
Is
before
they
go,
they
know
It
Is
an
eye-filling
Park
district
on
the
Thames
when
they
return.
Pecple
of
all
types
are
entertaln-olg
the
men.
Poor
people,
rich
people
with
only
small
flats,
people
with
large
houses.
Acceptance
of
one
Invitation
usually
means
others
will
follow,
for
the
hosts
have
other
people
in
to
meet
the
men
and
so
the
ball
of
hospitality
keeps
rolling.
!
They
havent
time
to
be
lonely,
these
Canadian
soldiers.
If
they
do
feel
that
way,
they
are
partly
to
blame.
One
boy
told
me
he
didn't
want
to
go
to
any
parties
because
he
feared
he
would
get
roped
Into
something
dull.
It
was
his
111
luck.
I
think
now
he
Is
lonely
but
he
needn't
be.
Some
Things
Free
There
are
free
theatre
tickets,
free
concert
tickets,
free
zoo
tickets,
free
dance
tickets
all
provided
through
the
kindness
of
English
people.
A
Canadian
on
leave
came
Into
the
ofrice
for
writing
paper
to
refuse
invitations;
he
had
so.
many
he
couldn't
cope
with
them
all
"It's
wonderful
the
way
the
people
here
are
doing
these
things
for
us,'
he
told
me
.
The
English
hospitality
means
a
great
deal
to
the
men
and
It
means
a
great
deal
to
the
hosts,
it
Is
of
vital
Importanpe
In,
.drawing"
Can-ada
and
England
closer
together
and
getting
the
two
peopl
better
acquainted.
The
men
never
miss
saying
how
much
they
appreciate
It.
And
they
are
doubly
thankful
for
the
fact
that
when
they
come
on
their
next
leave
they
have
friends
to
see.
Yes.
the
"old
country
English
ate
showlnr
the
overseas
Canadians
something
about
hospitality.
Advertising,
is
anf.iiivestment6j(.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
,
April
1,
1915
I
I
rank
Pranks
of
Vancouver
is
uceedmg
with
development
of
a
'
coal
property
at
Lake
Kathlyn
heart
..m-tiiers.
David
Jennrnss
Is
tn
charge
of
a
crew
of
men
earring'
out
fre
work.
'
Attorney
General
W.
J.
Bowser,
frllowins
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert,
sailed
this
morning
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
on
his
return
to
The
Prince
Rupert
Bfiard
of
T
ade
is
endeavouring
tchave
the
local
dry
dock
put
to
use
In
the
manufacture
of-shells
for
the-
war.
AFTER
32
YEARS
CAMPEftDOVN,
Australia.
April
1
CPl
Elected
to
the
Ilampden
Shire
Council
more
than
32
years
ago,
Councillor
W.
McDowall
missed
his
first
meeting
because
of
Illness
after
setting
a
record
for
attendance.
LESS
WINE
TO
U.
K.
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
AprU
wine-growers'
meeting
declared.
AGRICULTURAL
PROBLEMS
and
hostesses
is
sometime
over-
j
KEW.
Apustralla,
Aolril
I:
(CP)
powering
and
amusing.
We
are
Seventy
grouos
of
farmers
have
asked
all
sorts
of
questions:
"Whatjoeen
formed
throughout
Australia
do
the
boys
like
best
to
do?"
"What
by
the
National
Secretariat
of
Catholic
Action
to
deal
with
agri
cultural
problems.
Renresentatlves
met
for
a
conference
here.
Xabob
Coffee
dQ
Per
lb
ti7l
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
C7f
Per
lb
DV
Nabob
Baking
Powder
1Ar
Per
tin
Xllx
Prunes
2-lb.
i
package
XO
Red
Plum
Jam
QQn
4-lb.tln
L
Fancy
Santos
Coffee
OOL
OOp
1-lb.
bags
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Lemon
and
Vanilla
4
Aa
AUl
Extracts
2
oz.
4
oz.
15c
Royal
Household
Q-f
Off
Fknr-49s
OX.OD
I
HAJiWAv
I
I
STtAMSHlM
I
fatafsv
mu
Jf
&1
cnUtte
.,.Qufckrtethf9
specialized
medk-nonforthencne.
,
where
most
colds
start.
Hdps
prrvmt
colds
developing.
VlCKS
bank.
Va-tro-ngl
Man
in
the
lVloOiv
Tk.M
4s
a
mmnr
nronnd
frrwn
to
the
effect
that
there
wai
an
election
recently.
Forget
It.
Ery-thlng
seems
to
be
going
on
Just
the
same
as
ever.
There
is
no
good
reason
for
the
Liberals
to
crow.
They'll
get
ft
In
the
neck
If
they
don't
watch
out..
Jake
says
he
went
and
wasted
his
vote
casting
It
for
Morris.
j
It
seemed
like
a
mean
trick
for
1
those
people
who
signed
Frank
COMFORTS
ASTRAY
Morris
nomination
papers
.to
turn
READING.
Eng..
April
1:
tCPMaround
and
vote
for
somebody
At
least
two
Ions
of
"comforts"
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for
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are
sent
to
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wrong
addresses
each
week,
off
1-
Easter
shopping
seems
to
be
stUl
'dais
estimate.
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tons
sent
in
going
on
:
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win
do
so
as
long
sis
.error
to
the
Army
Comforts
Depot
i
the
old
man
has
money
In
the
here
had
to
be
readdressed.
Some
or
the
political
candidates
were
bronsht
up
on
the
motto:
1:
(CP)
Loss,
ol
the
carefullv-
i"Never
cross
your
bridges
until
culUvated
wine
trade
with
Britain
;Vnu
come
to
them."
Thev-came
to
is
threatened
by
the
lack
of
ship-olng
SDace
to
carry
Australian
wines
to
the
United
Kingdom,
a
the
bridge
fell
m.
last
week
but
several
If
you
have
no
troubles
to
speak
of.
better
not
go
to
an
afternoon
tea.
Dollars
go
farther
than
they
used
to.
I
know
that
Is
true
because
they
never
come
back.
I
.
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